Oglesby enters Syracuse mayoral race with preparations
Onondaga County Legislator Sid Oglesby begins laying groundwork for a 2001 Syracuse mayoral bid. He has fliers signs and buttons, though remains noncommittal about an official declaration. Other Democrats including Minch Lewis Matt Driscoll and Kate OConnell weigh possible runs while Joe Nicoletti downplays immediate candidacy.
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Kate O'Connell
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Republicans weigh candidates for Syracuse mayor post
At the Republican convention and in interviews by Friday several leaders name Peter Cappuccilli State Fair director as a favored successor though loyal to the Fair and Gov. Pataki. Others in the mix include Rick Guy city solicitor Miles Bottrill and Steve DeRegis with Mahoney also mentioned as a contender. Oglesby notes the race will be stiff and focuses on Syracuse’s economic distress and population loss while urging revenue from a larger Carousel Center to go to schools.
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Foreclosure News Praised by City Hall Over Deteriorating Apartments
City Hall welcomed foreclosure news as tenants face long running heat, window and appliance problems with no funds for keys. Officials credit local company Langley Jones for easier dealings while Finch and partners profited earlier from government mortgages. The group filed bankruptcy in 1996 as properties deteriorated and bills mounted.
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Franklin School Orff Ensemble to perform in Washington
The Franklin Elementary School and its Orff Ensemble earned a national arts education honor from the Kennedy Center. Five winning schools were chosen from about 30 finalists for integrating arts into curricula and building imaginative learning environments with parental involvement and community links.
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Daily Number and Lotteries Report Syracuse Listing
Albany draws reveal Daily Number 305 Win Four 7009 Take 5 numbers 9 24 32 36 37 Pick 10 set 3 6 8 12 13 16 17 24 25 28 30 31 40 46 49 54 58 64 70 79. Associated Press Syracuse Herald Journal postal and subscription details listed.
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Syracuse Almanac Forecast Update and Travel Advisories
Dave Eichar of WIXT-TV Channel 9 provides a forecast for Syracuse with updated weather conditions every ten minutes. The Upstate travel report covers bus plane and train advisories as needed for commuters and travelers in the region.
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Weather data information and hotlines from Syracuse Newsline
Newsline weather data provides phone access codes for weather information and survival tips. It details roll free numbers for Au burn and Weedsport Oswego Pulaski and mentions interactive weather trivia from a Mexico Middle School student. It also notes Syracuse Newspapers home page with forecasts and Nexrad images on the web.
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Death of Gallaudet freshman hits campus with mystery
Gallaudet University student Eric Franklin Plunkett, 19, deaf and with cerebral palsy, was found dead in his dorm after a daylong absence. Authorities say no suspects or motive identified, though a weapon was found. autopsy pending. Fragments point to a fatal head injury in a campus setting.
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Korean negotiators end talks on peninsula ties seek aid amid disputes
South and North Korea wrapped four days of talks in Cheju reaffirming the goal to improve relations. They scheduled a working level committee to boost economic exchanges and debated food aid conditions and a Seoul visit by North Korea’s ceremonial head of state. A later grain pledge emerged to ease winter shortages.
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Texas man sentenced to death in car wash killings
Robert Wayne Harris, 28, received the death sentence for a March 20 workplace massacre at the Mi T Fine Car Wash in Irving. He killed five former coworkers including cashier Rhoda Wheeler 45 and assistant manager Austin Villasenor 36 after being fired for exposing himself. Relatives praised the verdict as the killer’s face and memory haunt their lives.
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Tropical Storm Keith Grows To Hurricane On Westward Path
Tropical Storm Keith is expected to become a hurricane by Saturday as it strengthens and moves toward Mexico. A hurricane watch remains from the Yucatan peninsula to Belize, with the storm likely to maintain its path through Saturday morning before turning northwest toward land. Joyce regains momentum and targets the Windward Islands.
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Pataki launches 2 million barn restoration program in New York
Governor Pataki unveiled the New York State Barns Restoration and Preservation Program to fund up to 80 percent of repairs for aging farm buildings, up to 25000 per project. The 2 million effort prioritizes barns over 50 years old that aid agriculture, scenic value, or historic status, with applications due December 15, 2000.
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